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Wedding Song
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Epic [Part I]
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Way Down Hadestown
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Songbird Intro
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Hey, Little Songbird
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Gone, I'm Gone
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When The Chips Are Down
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Wait For Me
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Why We Build The Wall
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Our Lady Of The Underground
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Flowers [Eurydice's Song]
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Nothing Changes
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If It's True
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Papers [Hades Finds Out]
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How Long?
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Epic [Part II]
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Lover's Desire
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His Kiss, The Riot
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Doubt Comes In
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I Raise My Cup To Him
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